Tuesday's meeting was convened while Genish was visiting South Korea.
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If it is ever convened, what should it focus on?
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Elders in the community (including Piilani Kaawaloa's grandmother) soon convened.
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Senators convened at the unusual, early hour -- 6:30 a.m.
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A small line up had already convened at the gates.
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The new Parliament is to be convened on Jan. 17.
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Swing voters convened and surveyed by the Buffalo News concurred.
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The court convened in the grand marble courthouse in Palmi.
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North Vietnam, and a peace conference was convened in Paris.
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Republicans convened to hash out details of their convention platform.
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He convened a late afternoon meeting with senior department officials.
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Earlier, May convened her cabinet for its regular weekly meeting.
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That session was convened to discuss nuclear disarmament by Pyongyang.
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Ivanka Trump convened a meeting to talk about human trafficking.
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He then convened transportation panels before rolling out his recommendations.
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He has convened a summit in New York on Sept.
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Who have you convened and why did you do it?
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A special session could be convened as early as Tuesday.
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France convened an international support group for Lebanon on Dec.
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Still another convened a Latin literature class at 7 a.m.
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The report notes that while the FCC has historically commissioned independent panels like the one it convened after Hurricane Katrina in 2006, no such panels were convened in the wake of Irma and Maria.
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Later in the night, everyone convened to the first-floor theatre.
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U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions convened the meeting, set for Sept.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu convened his security Cabinet on Sunday evening.
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The working group convened for additional meetings as the operation evolved.
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President Tusk has convened the European Council on 29 April 2017.
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IATA convened a panel to discuss the issue at its AGM.
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The government has convened an advisory group to study such options.
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"But we have convened, privately, for dinner, and it was great."
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In September 1965, a conference was convened at INSEAD near Paris.
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It wasn't until the festival's last day that we finally convened.
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Fischer has recently convened a meeting with leading evangelical activists. Activist
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Ryan and McCarthy's House has convened task force after task force.
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The big question is whether there is a grand jury convened.
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The committee convened briefly for the hearing Monday afternoon without Conway.
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The House Judiciary Committee convened on Tuesday without its star witness.
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Uhuru convened once a quarter at random bars for Happy Hour.
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The university also convened a task force to study Greek life.
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In 2000, he convened a franchisee meeting in a Sacramento warehouse.
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Mr. Perry convened 12 during his tenure, on dozens of topics.
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The court has not regularly convened on Fridays during the case.
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Last week, the group convened for the first time in Texas.
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Guterres added that the body would be convened in coming weeks.
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A second grand jury was convened but failed to indict him.
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In 2017, it convened a working group to analyze possible solutions.
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Last year Macron convened rare talks between Haftar and Seraj in Paris.
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"We have convened, privately, for dinner, and it was great," Kudrow said.
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Deutsche Bank's shares have dropped 34% since shareholders convened a year ago.
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Last April the UN General Assembly convened a special session on drugs.
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She convened a rally in January 2353 and then a major protest.
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The first committee to create a standard Chinese was convened in 1913.
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At N.T.S.B. headquarters, a team of close to 212 investigators was convened.
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The Turkish government convened a crisis management meeting to discuss the attack.
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For "Ye," he convened a listening party on a Wyoming cowboy ranch.
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Judge Gloria Sturman convened an emergency hearing, which was live-streamed online.
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With that as a backdrop, CNBC has convened the Technology Executive Council.
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And protesters convened outside of the FCC's building ahead of the vote.
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We convened a group of independent experts and they did a review.
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Saeed was already in Cuyahoga County Jail when the grand jury convened.
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Akhmetshin apparently spoke at a grand jury hearing convened earlier this month.
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McConnell convened his working group shortly after the House passed its bill.
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On a recent morning, they convened in a frigid pre-winter chill.
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Where Thatcher craved decision, Howe preferred deferment; where Thatcher disrupted, he convened.
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It was also being discussed in Washington as Congress convened this week.
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Thus neurons convened into a "chemo-electrical storm of repurposed signaling" — brains.
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Morrison skipped the climate meeting convened by the United Nations in September.
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Sunday's Berlin summit convened the main foreign supporters of Libya's warring sides.
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When the group of about 70 staff members convened for the Jan.
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At Els's urging, they convened for dinners that turned into bonding exercises.
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They convened in caucus meetings and hallway quorums that became commiseration sessions.
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The National Security Council never convened to consider the travel ban proposal.
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Mueller convened a grand jury to issue subpoenas and hear witness testimony.
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And in the main sanctuary, Myers convened about a dozen of his congregants.
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A similar task force focused on the dairy industry was convened in 1985.
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And the school safety commission that the president convened is meeting this week.
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This week's summit was convened to discuss per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, a.k.a. PFAS.
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In between, the new Presidential Nominating Process Committee convened for the first time.
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Leila De Lima, one of Duterte's most outspoken critics, convened this week's hearings.
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In 1990, a tribunal was convened to adjudicate who got how much water.
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The Obama administration convened a committee of experts to do this in 2009.
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Areva said in a statement it had convened a shareholders' meeting on Feb.
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The two princes have convened to discuss the future of the Blue Economy.
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The prime minister convened the national security council, Interior Minister Mladen Marinov said.
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They've convened at least two grand juries (in Washington, DC, and Alexandria, Virginia).
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The company said it convened it board for an extraordinary meeting on Wednesday.
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A CEO delegation convened by Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross will be present.
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An SEC committee has been convened to look at broader bond market issues.
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In November 2013, a disciplinary committee convened in Johannesburg to review the case.
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Across 2017, Grassley convened hearings every two weeks for similar numbers of nominees.
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He sought the input of national security advisers and convened Situation Room meetings.
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Colombia's government convened an arbitration court last week to work on the case.
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Mattis convened a panel to review the issue and make recommendations the policy.
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The early sequence is a legal hearing, convened by a judge (Saadia Bentaïeb).
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Pat Mitchell recalled attending an international peace conference convened by women in 1989.
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The Autumn Dinner of the Fishmongers' Company, convened in October by Princess Anne?
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"This is not theater," he announced as court convened in the McVeigh case.
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The report contradicted the findings of another team of experts, convened during Mrs.
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First, Congress would pass a dummy budget resolution as soon as it convened.
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Mr. Trump reportedly has never convened a cabinet-level meeting on Russian interference.
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Earlier, the Senate Appropriations Committee's transportation subcommittee convened a hearing with Ms. Chao.
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As the grumbling spread throughout his division, Blankenstein convened a staff conference call.
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The gathering was convened to discuss proposed changes supported by energy state Sens.
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He convened the Senate session and adjourned it in less than a minute.
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Pamela has testified before a congressional forum on poverty convened by Elizabeth Warren.
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During former president Bill Clinton's impeachment trial, the Senate convened for five weeks.
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In a statement, the EPPC board said they convened a special meeting Friday.
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In 1973, his subcommittee convened four days of public hearings in three cities.
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ET: House convened and began debate on the specific rules for the day.
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A day after his listening session, Trump convened another meeting on school safety.
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The two parties convened Tuesday but were unable to come to an agreement.
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President Obama convened his National Security Council on Tuesday to discuss the question.
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As many as 5,21625 to 2900,220006 protesters actually convened at Manhattan's Union Square.
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As many as 5,000 to 2023,000 protesters actually convened at Manhattan's Union Square.
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In 2010, it convened a panel to study the Islamic threat to America.
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Contributing Opinion Writer NASHVILLE — The 111th General Assembly of Tennessee convened on Jan.
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A grand jury was convened that year, and Skakel was charged in 2000.
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Congressmen, representing only 11 states, convened at Peter Charles L'Enfant's renovated Federal Hall downtown.
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Shaggydog, for example, convened a fund-raiser for displaced people in the Gaza Strip.
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He said parliament could be convened next week to take the required procedural steps.
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In July, when Trump convened with Russian president Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, Finland, Sen.
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An impressive group of A-list celebrities convened at the White House Friday night.
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Ms. Park convened an urgent meeting of her top national security aides in Seoul.
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QUELLING CONCERNS Deutsche Bank's shares have dropped 34% since shareholders convened a year ago.
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But it was not invited to recently convened talks in the Kazakh capital, Astana.
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The commission convened in Berlin to map out how to move away from coal.
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On February 26th the Central Committee convened again in preparation for the parliamentary session.
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But in August, his campaign convened a meeting of a new Hispanic advisory board.
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They were part of the small search party that had convened around 29 p.m.
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Roscosmos has since convened a State Commission to investigate the cause of the hole.
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And Wired convened a debate around the question: Has Silicon Valley lost its soul?
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The meeting was the fourth time the committee has convened to review the outbreak.
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And a hastily convened news conference as we just said, and very big news.
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He convened a task force from city departments, the city council, and community groups.
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It's not the typical way presidents have convened the top members of their governments.
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According to online court records, a grand jury convened in Leflore County on Friday.
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When the House convened briefly at noon, members filed in and took their seats.
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President Abraham Lincoln convened Congress on July 4, 1861, as the Civil War began.
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Some 200 people are expected at the conference convened by Kwok and another lawmaker.
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The trading partners convened two specials sessions of the KORUS Joint Committee, on Aug.
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It was convened to deal with the catastrophic sex abuse crisis affecting our church.
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This slight version would be a distant memory when the band convened on Sept.
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Over the years, Congress has convened groups of policymakers to address the growing debt.
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The group was convened last April and given a year to complete its report.
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Within weeks, a Manhattan grand jury, convened to call Parkhurst's bluff, rejected his claim.
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A task force convened by Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, recommended teacher and parent involvement.
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Greeley had died after the election but before the presidential electors convened to vote.
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Something seemed off since the moment the court convened around 9:30 Friday morning.
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During an April all hands call convened by then-Chief of Naval Operations Adm.
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" Mr. Hardwick asked as he convened what he calls his "weekly ritualistic therapy session.
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After the invasion of Crimea, strategic communications leaders from across the government were convened.
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Led by a few members, Congress has convened a new commission to study encryption.
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In a hastily convened meeting in April, Mr. Hybels announced he was stepping down.
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The judge convened a quick conference with the Department of Justice and Apple attorneys.
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Francis had convened the meeting amid a renewed sense of crisis in the church.
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The group Decolonize This Place has convened performance-like protests in the museum's lobby.
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The council, a kind of summertime student government, convened a few times every year.
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In December, the players convened for a preseason camp with one catch: no computers.
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It is usually convened to signal to markets the policymakers' displeasure over yen moves.
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President Moon Jae-in convened an emergency staff meeting in response to the fire.
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After the umpires convened and maintained their call, his continued haranguing got him ejected.
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And he convened several business advisory groups stacked with the nation's top chief executives.
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The president in 2016 convened a referendum seeking to do away with term limits.
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By the time he was ordained years later, the Second Vatican Council had convened.
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Mr. Packwood convened three Republican and three Democratic Finance Committee members in his office.
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Instead, Benjy convened a meeting of the gangs at the Hoe Avenue Boys' Club.
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In March, Congress convened hearings as part of its investigation into the ratings industry.
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Outside the building where the hearing was convened, protesters held signs opposing the tax.
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It cannot possibly justify the fact that the parliament has not convened since 2002.
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Mr. Najib convened an emergency meeting of the National Security Council in the evening.
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Parliament was convened for a special meeting on Wednesday to approve Bashir's emergency decree.
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Immunity was unnecessary; DOJ could have convened a grand jury and subpoenaed the computers.
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Mr. Trump has convened dozens of sessions with top business leaders since becoming president.
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Nor do you show the respect that is due the men convened before you.
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In the fall of 2011, Mr. Ohana convened 20 friends in his living room.
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Veteran Republican pollster Frank Luntz convened 12 West Virginian swing voters to find out.
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When the hashish experiments in Paris started in the mid-19th century, the doctor who convened them looked back and read all of Davy's work, said "This is what I'm trying to do," and convened a similar group of scientists, artists, and poets.
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When they convened for the dinner portion of the date, she met Mike in tears.
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Miliband was speaking to lawmakers who had convened to discuss the humanitarian challenge in Syria.
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He spoke at a workshop at Baghdad's National Museum convened to coordinate international retrieval efforts.
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Luntz recently convened a group of 12 swing voters to try to answer that question.
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Scientists convened at eugenics conferences held at prestigious museums and universities to illustrate their hypotheses.
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The White House convened the opioid summit to highlight administration efforts to address drug abuse.
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The U.S. decisions follow recommendations by a government-industry task force convened in May 2015.
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Before his remarks he convened a meeting with top national security officials centered on ISIS.
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Seiger told CNN the family felt Trump had convened the meeting for his personal gain.
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Before the new National Assembly convened, the government eliminated its control over the central bank.
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The newly elected parliament convened Wednesday for the first time after May 6 nationwide balloting.
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Although the next Congress is scheduled for October, it can be convened at short notice.
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They had teachers who convened classes to keep the kids occupied, and they wrote poetry.
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An investor meeting to approve the plan is expected to be convened on June 25.
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"I am not a place-holder," Mitterlehner told a hastily convened news conference on Wednesday.
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In May, 292 U.N. member states convened in Istanbul for the first World Humanitarian Summit.
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As first lady, she advocated for the Brady Bill and convened meetings on school violence.
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El Bilad television said the constitutional council had convened in special session after Salah's intervention.
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President David Granger said a three-member panel would be convened to investigate the incident.
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In 2003, the National Academies convened a panel to investigate the effectiveness of weather modification.
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Wilmoth served as a member of the Working Group convened by then-Defense Secretary Carter.
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As for religion, on April 22nd Mr Xi convened a big meeting on handling it.
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That's why he convened a meeting here at the White House yesterday to discuss it.
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The head curator, Johanna Burton, convened a committee of academics to help plan the show.
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In Canada, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau convened an emergency meeting to discuss his government's response.
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But the proposal hit an obstacle when eurozone finance ministers convened in Brussels this month.
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The Association of Former Members of Congress recently convened a panel led by former Rep.
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So the President convened a gaslighting session Tuesday with the media at the White House.
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And technically he is not; the electors in the respective states have not convened. Dec.
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The pool was convened as part of the process to find suitable jurors for trial.
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But she saved her most fiery speech for the world leaders who convened on Monday.
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Pakistan President Arif Alvi convened his country's parliament to discuss India's surprise actions on Kashmir.
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He said parliament could be convened next week to carry out the necessary procedural steps.
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On June 22, 2017, industry leaders convened at the White House for an exclusive summit.
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In late March, DeLaurentis convened a town-hall-style meeting for staff at the Embassy.
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Before the victims arrived, in August, Smith convened a meeting of specialists at the university.
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On November 9, 219, Steinberg convened the first full-day meeting of Still She Rises.
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LOS ANGELES — A bicoastal staff meeting of the Weinstein Company was hastily convened late Thursday.
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Separately, the government has convened a ministerial team that has been liaising directly with Beijing.
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At two-forty-five, the Small Sloop association convened its annual meeting under a tent.
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Smith and a few other faculty members convened an ad hoc group for academic reform.
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Mr. Macron convened a crisis cabinet meeting, weighing whether to impose a state of emergency.
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Half a dozen such committees have been convened so far; none has determined anything substantive.
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The meeting was convened by Mohammed bin Zayed Al-Nahyan of the United Arab Emirates.
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Ms. Pressley's campaign convened a weekly feedback circle of community leaders, local activists and volunteers.
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The group's shareholders will be convened to vote again on the transaction on June 30.
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Gomez said he had convened a working group to assist residents who had been affected.
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The firm prevailed in the matter, and the general counsel convened a dinner to celebrate.
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On many Tuesdays during his presidency, Obama convened an extraordinary meeting in the Oval Office.
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He hurried to Nasser's residence, where the Egyptian leadership had convened for an emergency meeting.
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Such a view was raised in hearings convened by the Senate Banking Committee on Thursday.
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Northern Ireland's legislative assembly has not convened in almost three years amid these bitter divisions.
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The House convened Wednesday to debate the articles of impeachment brought forward by House Democrats.
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So Kahle convened a group of people to discuss how to improve the information ecosystem.
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Trump convened a commission to address the crisis, which released its final recommendations in November.
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It also said it had convened meetings with industry to analyze the "abnormal" price fluctuations.
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He typically convened the classes on evenings or weekends, when the college was less busy.
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In response, Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelensky, convened an emergency meeting of his national security council.
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It seems that the president never convened any meetings to talk about Mr Slane's ideas.
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Horowitz's indication came during a charged hearing convened by the House Judiciary and Oversight Committees.
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The president first convened his Cabinet for a discursive soliloquy on issues domestic and foreign.
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Fast-forward to 2002 and the C.C.P.'s 16th national congress, convened under Jiang Zemin.
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Now the new groups are facing outward from the beginning, convened explicitly to foster activism.
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Protesters convened on Saturday to call for vaping devices to be regulated rather than prohibited.
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He was still in New York on Wednesday, absent from a Cabinet meeting Trump convened.
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Protesters convened on Saturday to call for vaping devices to be regulated rather than prohibited.
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When Senate Democrats convened in 1943, a party elder routinely nominated Jurney for another term.
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When we convened at the theatre the night of the show, the energy was frenetic.
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Jim Himes (D-Conn.) at a panel convened by POLITICO on the millennial economic future.
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In 2016, the Vatican convened mediation talks between Maduro and the opposition, with little success.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu convened his security cabinet late into the night on Thursday.
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The White House recently convened a symposium to help inform a national effort to reform noncompetes.
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Inside a warehouse at the state fairgrounds in Tampa, Trump convened his first of four rallies.
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The Washington news conference convened by the U.S. National Science Foundation is scheduled for 873 a.m.
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The grand jury investigating the shooting closed two weeks ago, about six months after it convened.
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The event is named after the original 1947 conference convened by Suu Kyi&aposs father, Gen.
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Network engineers from multiple companies convened an always-running Slack channel to compare notes on Mirai.
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Van Vuuren remembers that Chung convened a last-minute conference call for the four-person team.
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Organizers of the proposal have convened a coalition larger and more progressive than the last effort.
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A large panel of economists, convened by the National Academies, has tried to untangle this mess.
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"Witnesses are definitely subpoenaed for the grand jury that will be convened tomorrow," he said Wednesday.
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Last summer, the National Academy of Sciences convened a panel of experts to study the implications.
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When the Group's statistical committee last convened in April, it forecast a balanced market this year.
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Now that the 115th United States Congress has convened, Planned Parenthood is on the chopping block.
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In the evening, the players convened to have their first practice since the All-Star break.
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Kate Clark and Alex Wilhelm re-convened today to discuss the latest from the Uber IPO.
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The breakthrough came in July, when he convened a meeting of 14 Libyan mayors in Tripoli.
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Yet a roundtable Chris Murphy recently convened there on the issue included this moment of levity.
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Both the UN Secretary General and President Obama have convened high-level summits to explore solutions.
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Conway convened a conference call with House Republicans who support Trump that lasted about an hour.
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The voters who participated were paid, but were not told which organization had convened the groups.
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DuPont convened a panel of scientists to determine whether any diseases were linked to C-8.
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Scottish officials convened an emergency meeting to deal with the problem, Health Secretary Shona Robison said.
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Saturday, his office said, and Abe also said a National Security Council meeting would be convened.
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He's convened a working group of roughly a dozen senators from across the Senate GOP conference.
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Both of Mr de Mistura's predecessors gave up after peace conferences they had convened got nowhere.
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Members convened a conference committee in September but couldn't bridge the significant gap between their bills.
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Days before taking office, Obama convened all the living presidents to solicit advice about the job.
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Historians said it was the first time all living presidents had convened at the White House.
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ON JUNE 29th, 27 heads of government convened for the second day of an EU summit.
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And he convened a world gathering of more than 6,000 fellow survivors in Jerusalem in 1981.
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A cross-party, cross-denominational convention thereafter should be convened and the constitution confirmed by plebiscite.
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The commission convened last week and will release a report before the end of the year.
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The so-called Economic and Social Development Council, which convened to advise Temer, includes top businessmen.
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President Obama convened a summit meeting aimed at preventing nuclear terrorism and containing North Korean threats.
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It was agreed after talks in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa convened by regional bloc IGAD.
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Flood did not stay for the entirety of either meeting, leaving shortly after they were convened.
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The local branch of the National Organization for Women convened a meeting at a women's bookstore.
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It's the first time all five men have convened face-to-face since Trump took office.
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"This controversy is over," Maduro said just after midnight at a specially convened state security committee.
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Thailand's National Assembly, which had been expected to crown a new king, convened in the evening.
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Last spring, Ms. Phelan and Kent Redford, a conservation biologist, convened a meeting in Sausalito, Calif.
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The conference committee convened by the House and Senate appropriations committees lasted less than 2628 minutes.
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Sit-down: Monday's meeting is being convened by an Administration team focused on updating government technology.
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Leaders from the U.S., Mexico and Canada convened in Mexico City on Wednesday to continue negotiations.
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They convened a special session on Wednesday — which cost taxpayers $42,000 — to ram the bill through.
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But LGBTQ activists fought back, risked their lives, convened, and made themselves more visible than ever.
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The committee's former chairman, Miguel Maduro, detailed similar allegations at a hearing convened by British lawmakers.
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Prime Minister Theresa May convened perhaps the largest meeting of foreign ministers ever on human trafficking.
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In 2015, Lee convened the boundary committee about four months before a general election that September.
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In 1998, Mullah Omar convened about 500 religious scholars to draft a constitution for his government.
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So the whole family has convened, including creepy Aunt Helene (Nicky Guadagni), to witness their union.
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Focus groups of police officers were convened during negotiations to consider their input on critical reforms.
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Following the attacks on September 11, 2001, Congress convened outside experts to form an independent commission.
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Toward that end, she has convened a meeting of the European Union's top politicians this week.
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Robert B. Abrams, who convened the court-martial and has the power to lessen the punishment.
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Mr. McKinnon convened a meeting with his team, drawing up a chart of all the stages.
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Meanwhile, government authorities and agencies including the National Fire Agency have convened to discuss disaster response.
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These false claims formed the basis of a commission that Trump convened to probe illegal voting.
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More than half a century on, no truth and reconciliation commission has convened on Indonesian soil.
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Soon after midnight on Sunday morning, Pete Buttigieg convened his senior advisers on a conference call.
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The Justice Department had convened the meetings to address what we saw as a perilous trend.
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But the tone of the proceedings has shifted significantly since the Senate last convened on Saturday.
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In November, after Trump's election, the panel convened once more to conduct its annual confidential discussion.
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On January 13, the royal family convened for a family summit to discuss the Sussexes' plans.
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The remarks were reportedly well received by both owners and players, who had convened the Oct.
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The deadline for a vote was May 1, when a new Legislative Assembly will be convened.
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Buckingham Palace convened an emergency meeting to address the deepening rupture in the British royal family.
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Montreal is where the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has convened to discuss plane emissions goals.
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His first tax season as an actor, the friends convened at Maguire's apartment to help him.
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Japanese economic officials even convened an emergency meeting in response to the swings in financial markets.
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A Grand Jury convened in Orange County, CA and decided to charge Gracie with felony assault.
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Senior officials convened this month to discuss policy options, and 2020 could bring a new approach.
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The forum was convened ahead of POLITICO's Tuesday briefing on lessons from the VA health system.
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The news wasn't exactly a surprise to him, since task force hadn't convened in a year.
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He said Corsi plans to appear on Friday before the grand jury convened by Mueller's prosecutors.
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When senior managers convened for a meeting on Thursday, police soon arrived to close the offices.
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At Mrs Merkel's request, 16 EU leaders convened in Brussels on June 24th for an impromptu summit.
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Against this background, both sides sat down in Barbados this week at talks convened by Norway's government.
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In 1987 Congressman John Conyers convened the House Judiciary Committee to hear evidence to exonerate Marcus Garvey.
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"We convened what we call a war room," says Mark Risher, Google's director of counter-abuse technology.
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Finance Minister Yoo Il-ho also convened a meeting of key officials to discuss possible policy responses.
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After the Orlando shooting, House democrats convened a sit-in on the congressional floor about gun control.
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And his recent appearance at a private gathering of political donors convened by Mitt Romney inspired indifference.
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The Friends of Ocean Action is convened by the World Economic Forum and the World Resources Institute.
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Last month, the company said it convened its first vendor partner summit at its Menlo Park, Calif.
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After the test, South Korean President Moon Jae-in convened a meeting of his national security team.
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The new bill would give Mueller 10 days to challenge his termination in a specially convened court.
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The newly elected president has historically low approval levels, as does the newly convened Republican-led Congress.
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But no charges were filed, no grand jury convened, and six months later, the case was closed.
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In May 2000, Jones convened six scientists with differing beliefs on sodium to discuss conducting the trial.
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Following the failure of Boeing's test flight, NASA convened a team to examine the issues that occurred.
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After Mr. Romney's 2012 defeat, the party convened a task force to examine its recent presidential losses.
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In August, reports said Mueller had convened a federal grand jury in Washington, DC, in the case.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee convened a closed-door meeting on Wednesday to discuss best cybersecurity practices.
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Smith's mask came flying off, and all five skaters from both teams convened along the side boards.
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While the Republican-led House of Representatives has passed bills limiting agencies since it convened on Jan.
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The House is scheduled to vote on another funding bill Friday; the Senate convened at 10 a.m.
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The conference, called "Passing the Baton," is convened by the U.S. Institute of Peace at presidential transitions.
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They knew his time as speaker was going to end when the legislature next convened in 2019.
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These ideas came from the university's Working Group on Slavery, Memory and Reconciliation, which convened last year.
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This week the OAS's General Assembly convened in the Dominican Republic facing a "self-coup" in Venezuela.
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San Francisco has convened a task force to create a workable blueprint with a rigorous business plan.
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The statement came as world leaders convened Monday for the U.N. General Assembly in New York City.
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In September, the UN convened a rare high-level meeting at the General Assembly to address superbugs.
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Morales's resignation still needs to be approved by the Legislative Assembly, convened by both chambers of Congress.
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Several companies have published AI ethics guidelines, and Google convened a short-lived board for internal oversight.
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Italy's interior minister, Angelino Alfano, presided over a hastily convened meeting with the local authorities in Fermo.
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Following the memo, Mattis convened a panel to review the issue and make recommendations on the policy.
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A week ago, Trump met the North Korean leader at a historic diplomatic summit convened in Singapore.
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Two months later, the N.I.H. convened a workshop to hear from researchers and experts in animal welfare.
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The legislature convened recently to consider enabling legislation and took a much more expansive view this time.
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If you're keeping score at home, this is the third hearing lawmakers have convened about the proposal.
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The city also convened a task force of Ocean Drive business and property owners to recommend improvements.
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"As first lady, she advocated for the Brady Bill and convened meetings on school violence," Fulton wrote.
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Clinton's speech, one group of white nationalists convened a 90-minute videoconference that was broadcast on YouTube.
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Two days later, the U.A.W. board convened and announced that Mr. Jones would take a paid leave.
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The meeting on Tuesday followed a similar gathering of UK tech leaders, convened by Cummings last week.
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Last year, in response to the federal probe, Emmert convened an N.C.A.A. commission to examine men's basketball.
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He made the announcement on Thursday at a hastily convened meeting with executives of those two industries.
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The team convened in the online room to watch as the results of the dive came in.
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The House adjourned, four minutes after it convened, until Tuesday when it will hold another procedural session.
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So it convened a diverse group of women — some expert, some anonymous — to talk about their own.
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After a few months at Fort Drum, I discovered a group that convened for secret support meetings.
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Chief of Staff John Kelly detailed a "tense" Oval Office meeting he convened the morning of Feb.
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Her successor, Mr. Shapiro, convened a grand jury that heard testimony from victims over nearly two years.
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The day after a dispiriting New Hampshire primary result, a conference call of Biden supporters was convened.
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After Notre Dame decided to move to Fidelity, a group of TIAA executives convened a conference call.
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He convened Ex Comm, a gathering of top officials, as well as opening private channels to Moscow.
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This week in San Francisco, we convened an array of business leaders to talk about artificial intelligence.
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Once the umpires convened, they quickly uncovered Gardner's chicanery and ordered him back to the batter's box.
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His reasoning puzzled me, since the board convened only four times a year for one-hour meetings.
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Our theater critics convened to discuss what has become the "Summer of Trump" on the American stage.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey convened an emergency meeting Thursday evening in Ankara, Turkish media reported.
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Desperate to outflank reformers, the ruling government convened high-profile meetings to fix its health care system.
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Crisis meetings were convened both inside the suppliers and at trade groups like the Semiconductor Industry Association.
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The worst thing for the establishment, one GOP source said, was that Allred convened Monday's press conference.
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The Obama administration has convened two summits in the past two months - one in San Jose, Calif.
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The governor convened the special session that began on July 18 and set the agenda for it.
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The Bulletin's science and security board convened in November to decide what time to set the clock.
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An executive committee convened by Mr. Duterte had already accepted his recommendation to break up the estate.
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The group that convened Monday also discussed job numbers, international trade issues and 5G technology, Deere said.
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On this day in 1856, the Know-Nothings convened in Philadelphia to nominate their first presidential ticket.
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Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas convened a meeting, and Hamas and the Islamic Jihad were at the meeting.
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In August, as her condition deteriorated, Mr. Weisman convened a wrenching family meeting at their Easton home.
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" In December, Montclair State University's Center for Cooperative Media convened a panel called "Life After the Newsroom.
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Mr. Macron has convened endless meetings with unions, but those discussions have not made the lines move.
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Around midday on January 11, he convened a working meeting of governors to talk about prison reform.
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But the summit has also convened over 40 presidential descendants, from James Monroe to George W. Bush.
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We have little hope that any Trump-convened or Barr-supervised law enforcement commission would do so.
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The same committee convened Wednesday night to begin marking up articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump.
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After the bombing on Thursday, the national security team convened again and briefed Trump on the situation.
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On July 27, 2017, Trump's national security leaders convened a gathering at "The Tank" in the Pentagon.
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After a hastily convened meeting with Republican leaders, members emerged to say the changes had been scrapped.
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Charlotte officials met in an emergency session on Wednesday, before the legislature convened, to complete the repeal.
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Amid the scrutiny, Mr. Dowless convened some of his workers for a brief meeting, Ms. Britt said.
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He has also convened an international summit next February to address the crisis on a global level.
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The party has a solid majority in the new Parliament, which convened for the first time this week.
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IATA has convened a meeting of airlines with grounded 737 MAX jets for the same day in Montreal.
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When Obama convened the leaders of the Nordic bloc on Friday, it was not one of those meetings.
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In addition to smaller parties, members convened for expensive, twice yearly social events, like cruises and trips abroad.
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Australia's Royal Commission was convened after years of financial-sector scandals including rate-rigging and alleged money-laundering.
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A hearing will be convened this week on that request, "which I'm sure we will oppose," Goold says.
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The president, however, has never convened a Cabinet-level meeting about Russian meddling or how to combat it.
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Law enforcement officials reportedly told Fox News that federal prosecutors have convened a grand jury to investigate Salman.
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The officials, known as "sherpas", convened on Monday in Buenos Aires to begin final negotiations on the communique.
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That&aposs the group he convened in the wake of the Parkland school shooting in Florida back February.
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Entire communities were convened around his empty promises; the region experienced rampant growth that banked on his assurances.
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Last month, a task force convened by the governor proposed excluding test scores from teacher evaluations until 2019.
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Priebus convened the call with members on short notice over the weekend, and did not take any questions.
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Lavrov also said a meeting of the International Syria Support Group could be convened in the coming weeks.
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The Robertson Panel, which was convened at the CIA's recommendation, concluded that alien-piloted UFOs probably weren't real.
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The Obama administration convened talks on the topic but has not made the progress Delta expected, Bastian said.
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South Korean officials convened a meeting of the National Security Council in the wake of the failed test.
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Mr. Rosenstein has convened several meetings that revealed divisions within the Justice Department over whether to move forward.
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Instead, 475 party activists convened in Casper on Saturday to hold a state convention and award 14 delegates.
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Reuters could not determine when the grand jury was first convened, but its existence has been previously reported.
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The results will be debated at an emergency OPCW session next Wednesday, to be convened at Britain's request.
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The court refused to block the order, but it took jurisdiction of the case and convened a trial.
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In March, more than 400 musicians convened in Oslo to perform in his honor at the Kongshaug Festival.
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He convened an unscheduled senior staff meeting on Sunday to discuss his options, according to The Washington Post.
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Mr. Sisi convened a committee to examine the figure, which concluded that Mr. Geneina had exaggerated the figures.
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A current official said Miller had convened meetings with State Department staffers to discuss the refugee cost reports.
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The results will be discussed at an emergency OPCW session next Wednesday, to be convened at Britain's request.
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In 2012, he and Marilyn convened an informal conference at the Buttermilk Falls Hotel, in upstate New York.
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After the first suicide bombing, another militant detonated his explosives after journalists convened to cover the first blast.
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Federal prosecutors have convened a grand jury to look into the wife of Omar Mateen, according to Fox.
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During the last presidential campaign, Republicans held their convention in Cleveland, while Democrats convened in Philadelphia in 2016.
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South Korea, acutely sensitive to events in its volatile neighbor, convened a meeting of its National Security Council.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on Wednesday convened an emergency meeting with economic advisors to discuss the battered lira.
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Tim Murphy (R-Pa.), the chairman of the Energy and Commerce investigations subcommittee that convened the hearing. Rep.
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In 1919, DuBois convened the first Pan African Congress to reconnect the scattered children of the African continent.
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They stayed convened for more than an hour after Corsi's stepson Andrew Stettner testified to the grand jury.
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Girardi came out to argue with the home plate umpire, Mike Everitt, who then convened with his crew.
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However, in the wider culture, this poet's conviction has infused the discourses convened around feminism and queer studies.
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In the meantime, the UN Security Council convened on Monday, though Russia holds veto power over its resolutions.
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The group is convened, a stick is cracked, and you are given a letter written by your parents.
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The minds behind Israel's SpaceIL attempted lunar landing convened today to begin planning for a second lunar mission.
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A year ago, Mr. Rajoy convened a national election that his Popular Party entered with a parliamentary majority.
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Argentina's legislature has entered a period of judicial recess until March but can be convened for urgent matters.
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Cheers went up, and the fighters convened a feast to celebrate the women they thought had become killers.
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Stephen Colbert took House Republicans to task for the contentious, often dysfunctional hearing that they convened on Thursday.
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In an attempt to break the impasse, the National Governors Association recently convened representatives from states and drugmakers.
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Mayer then convened a party in the pavilion during the hours of the October 2 – 3 full moon.
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The commission's recommendations, due in December, would be legally binding unless the Legislature convened specifically to overrule them.
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Six days after the scientists convened to assess the risk, a large quake struck and killed 309 people.
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The American Tradecraft Society convened when a handful of members showed up to a pub in McLean, Virginia.
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On Tuesday, during a meeting convened to affirm that dismissal, Mr. Weinstein resigned from the Weinstein Company's board.
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In San Francisco, Maguen convened groups where veterans came together and talked about the killing they had done.
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Although The Times convened the event, we left the hard work of generating the recommendations to our guests.
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At least two more official federal government panels convened in the 1960s and '70s to relitigate the shooting.
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Covered in a veneer of dust and sweat, we convened at a nearby pub for lunch and beers.
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The committee never convened under Mr. Trump, members said, and the president has not appointed members so far.
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It will be the first time Parliament has convened on a Saturday since 1982, amid the Falklands War.
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Local stakeholders and advocates were convened, and charged with producing a report with recommendations for using automated tools.
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Wayne Williams, Colorado's secretary of state, has convened a working group to roll out rules for the audits.
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Earlier this month, the Peruvian government convened a special meeting of foreign ministers from around the Western Hemisphere.
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Late Monday evening he convened leaders of the Italian houses of Parliament to meet with him on Tuesday.
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Albert Thomas, for the remainder of his term in the 89th Congress, which convened from 19933 to 1967.
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Virtually all of the content on Escapex apps is generated by users, not the celebrity who convened them.
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At an event in January, for example, Trump convened a meeting on prison reform at the White House.
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At a panel discussion convened by the Atlantic Council to commemorate the third anniversary of Russia's annexation, Reps.
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Down in the fields, a group of horses convened at the edge of woodland during a recent visit.
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Following the August memo, Mattis convened a panel to review the issue and make recommendations on the policy.
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I'm surprised that this is news — my reaction is "of course" Bob Mueller has a grand jury convened.
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The pair convened in Chamonix, France, to train for a Mount Rainier climb — which they also conquered together.
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President Nursultan Nazarbayev convened an emergency meeting of his security council to discuss the attacks, his office said.
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The IPCC is convened by the United Nations, and the report draws on more than 213 expert authors.
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It also convened with a 303-230 conservative ideological majority for the first time in half a century.
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It also convened with a 5-4 conservative ideological majority for the first time in half a century.
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And as the House convened its hearing on Tuesday, Twitter announced its own new set of internal checks.
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In 220, the UN Security Council convened an unprecedented meeting to address the out-of-control AIDS crisis.
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In 2000, the UN Security Council convened an unprecedented meeting to address the out-of-control AIDS crisis.
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This is the first time a faction of lawyers of this size and reach has covertly convened to mitigate the health-related global policies of a US president, according to the two organizations that convened this group, two lawyers in the group, and five experts familiar with the group's work.
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However, the true reason for the delay was a secret meeting convened by Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus.
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Oscar's grandfather King Carl XVI Gustaf announced the newborn prince's name at a specially convened cabinet meeting on Thursday.
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She convened a private summit with nearly 50 black ministers at his Philadelphia church just five days before the
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Gay then convened a committee of six tenured faculty and charged them with deciding how to deal with Fryer.
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The plan is a response to work done by the institution's "Slavery, Memory, and Reconciliation" committee, convened in 2015.
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It was convened by the assistant secretary for preparedness and response, a position that normally oversees public health emergencies.
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The Alternative Reference Rate Committee, which the Federal Reserve convened in 2014, has identified two possible alternatives to Libor.
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The panel was convened to address a very complex question: What are the economic and fiscal consequences of immigration?
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Only some lawmakers returned to Washington from their holiday break Thursday, when the Senate convened briefly at 4 p.m.
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Sources also told the outlet that a grand jury was convened weeks ago to hear the evidence against Weinstein.
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Trump's advisory group convened last week, but Iger did not attend because of a previously scheduled Disney board meeting.
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Afterward, Nadler convened a late-night conference call with his members to tell them the view of the speaker.
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At the conclusion of the proceedings, Boulder County District Attorney Alex Hunter convened a press conference broadcast live nationwide.
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In a pre-planned step, Defense Minister Han Min-goo convened a teleconference with military commanders at 5 p.m.
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Acting president Hwang Kyo-ahn convened a national security meeting, South Korea's presidential office said in a text message.
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"Can you give me a call ASAP?" read one, while others describe hastily convened meetings in one another's offices.
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Israel's security cabinet convened an emergency meeting on Monday, apparently to discuss the rising tensions with Israel's northern neighbors.
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Two years ago she convened a task force on the 40th anniversary of the attacks in the Sacramento suburbs.
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The Center for a New American Security, a think tank, has convened back-room conversations between policymakers and researchers.
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To kick-start this process, a groundbreaking consultation meeting of interested international funders was convened in Washington in April.
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"We have convened, privately, for dinner, and it was great," Kudrow told Marc Maron on his WTF podcast recently.
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Hamas, which convened several of its top leaders to Gaza last week for consultations, also sounded circumspect on Sunday.
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The source said that a federal grand jury had been convened and could press charges as early as Wednesday.
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A bipartisan taskforce convened by the Centre for Strategic and International Studies proposed greater authority and independence for USAID.
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More than 5,000 people from 2,000 indigenous communities convened in Tanjung Gusta village outside North Sumatra's provincial capital Medan.
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Their attorneys and federal prosecutors in the case have convened inside a Newark, New Jersey, courtroom throughout the morning.
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An ad hoc committee of lawyers from ten banks and five fund managers was convened to hear the dispute.
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Shaken by such unrest, President Lyndon B. Johnson convened a remarkable presidential commission, named for its chairman Otto Kerner.
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In 1989 a few such enthusiasts convened a meeting to explore what origami could contribute to science and engineering.
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In February the Boston Review, a quarterly magazine, convened a forum to discuss prospects for an "economics after neoliberalism".
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OPEC ministers convened a last-minute conference at CERAWeek following those comments to reaffirm their commitment to the deal.
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If President Trump ousted Robert Mueller tomorrow, it wouldn't automatically make a grand jury that Mueller convened go away.
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President George Washington convened his Cabinet to discuss and agree to withhold information about a military expedition from Congress.
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He convened a meeting at la casa comunal, a bare compound with stone walls—a rarity in the village.
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But Shahriar Kabir, who convened the group, said the members soon decided not to go ahead with the case.
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In Seoul, South Korea's presidential office said a national security meeting was convened to discuss the latest missile launches.
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The Arizona corporation convened an ethics board of external experts to offer guidance on potential downsides of its technology.
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In 2014, the FDA convened an advisory committee to consider the adverse cardiovascular outcomes associated with testosterone replacement therapy.
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But all four umpires convened and overturned the call on the field as they ruled the ball was foul.
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McConnell has convened a working group of senators as they look for legislation that could pass the upper chamber.
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Soon, the sources say, top Justice officials convened on the 5th floor suite of offices for the attorney general.
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Electoral College voters around the country convened in their respective states to formally certify the Election Day results Monday.
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Reeling with grief, he convened some of his closest collaborators for a series of spirited sessions in her honor.
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Hours later, Trump convened a "listening session" with top White House, Cabinet and cybersecurity experts in the Roosevelt Room.
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For two months, in the autumn of 19633, demonstrators camped, collaborated, and convened in Zuccotti Park, in lower Manhattan.
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George W. Bush refused bilateral negotiations, then switched tacks and convened what are known as the Six-Party Talks.
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Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, convened the first congress of the governing Workers' Party in 36 years.
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Last November, Mr. Berggruen convened former prime ministers and other eminences in Beijing to discuss the future of China.
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In March, the Washington, D.C., branch of the A.P.A. convened a meeting of its members to debate the rule.
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On Friday, Trump convened a meeting with the National Security Council to discuss threats to the U.S. elections system.
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The international health agency convened experts this week to decide whether the Zika virus remained a public health emergency.
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In August 2018, Russia convened a meeting of four of the rebel groups in Khartoum, capital of neighboring Sudan.
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The National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), part of the Department of Commerce, first convened the talks in 2014.
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The Oklahoma attorney general has convened key players in the newly created, multi-disciplinary Oklahoma Commission on Opioid Abuse.
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The lawyers allegedly convened a special meeting in March with bankers from JPMorgan and just two Fresh Market directors.
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The task force was convened with CVEBs in mind, but the group's findings are relevant to any community group.
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The commission itself was created by executive order in February and has since convened six public meetings on cybersecurity.
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Moon and his aides convened emergency meetings to address the shock announcement, which broke shortly before midnight in Seoul.
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A funny thing happened on the way to business as usual earlier this month when the 116th Congress convened.
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Kelly convened a meeting to discuss the administration's plans to investigate China for stealing American intellectual property and technology.
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Sarkozy's successor, Francois Hollande, convened a Congress in November 2015 after militant Islamist attacks, declaring France "is at war".
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The talks, convened by the United States, China, Pakistan and Afghanistan, were expected to start this month in Pakistan.
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Grand juries are secret panels, made up of regular Americans, that are convened to help an investigation move forward.
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World Review At the Athens Democracy Forum, a conference convened by The New York Times in Athens, from Sept.
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All this theater was on display in Brussels on July 11 and 12 when the 29 NATO members convened.
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The staff had already been working from home on Thursday when they convened for a virtual all-hands meeting.
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The assembly, known as a loya jirga, was convened by President Ashraf Ghani to debate Afghanistan's path to peace.
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OptumRx convened its advisory committee of a dozen doctors and pharmacists last November to review the new migraine drugs.
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Seeking to avoid bad publicity, the pension's directors convened an emergency conference call and decided to pull their money.
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That was certainly true in the geopolitical realm, as negotiators convened in Paris, eager to redraw the world map.
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Just three days later, both sides convened — they had independently arrived at the same targets for a prospective vaccine.
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A week after Kennedy's death, Johnson convened a government body to investigate it, led by Chief Justice Earl Warren.
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This summer, 12 members of the Organization of American States convened in Lima, Peru, to address the deepening crisis.
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The Supreme Court convened a closed-door conference on Friday to discuss whether to take up the issue immediately.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO What a group the bassist David Holland convened for an album named after a Persian Sufi classic.
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The professors convened 94 groups of five people and varied the number of men and women in the groups.
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Trump convened his own news conference later in the day where he repeated his praise of the Indian leader.
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The question of what to do with football led to soul-searching long before the players convened a vote.
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The efforts have fed into a working group convened by the National Security Council's top Asia hand, Matthew Pottinger.
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On Thursday, Mr. Putin addressed a hastily convened committee drafting the constitutional amendments, shedding additional light on the plan.
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Last week, the World Health Organization convened a special committee to decide whether to declare a global health emergency.
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He immediately convened academics and other experts to figure out what to do about the country's energy-guzzling habits.
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A panel of experts convened by the foundation will help select 50 works from artists in the Bay Area.
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According to CNN, lawyers working on Mueller's probe were seen entering the courthouse where the grand jury is convened.
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For starters, they're getting the weekend off -- an unexpected boon since the trial otherwise would have convened on Saturday.
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Tuesday was the first day that "Roseanne" producers and writers convened on the show's lot in Studio City, Calif.
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Mr. Bolton, officials said, never convened a high-level meeting of the National Security Council to air the debate.
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Puerto Rico Governor Wanda Vazquez said she convened a meeting of her security team, which was assessing the damage.
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The event was convened "so that my own people could voice their reservations to me in person," she wrote.
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After tens of thousands of Omanis turned out for Qaboos's funeral, a family council convened to choose his successor.
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Best we can tell, the President hasn't even convened a single National Security Council meeting to address the matter.
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The "bathroom bill" legislation is a priority for the special session of the Texas state legislature, which convened Tuesday.
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The Escobedo family — father, aunts, uncles and cousins included — convened in Acapulco last week for Neto's match against Kozlov.
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Last week, she also convened an emergency call with members of Trump's Cabinet to discuss migration at the border.
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Shortly after, lawmakers were summoned to the basement of the Capitol for a hastily convened meeting with Republican leaders.
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A meeting on the crisis that Trump convened on Sunday was limited to top aides and generals directly involved.
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The most recent committee convened to study biotechnology was formed this year at the behest of the White House.
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Two years later (the wheels of government turn slowly), the 15-person Committee on Measures of Student Success convened.
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In 2015, the Justice Department convened judges, legislators, advocates and affected people to discuss this problem and devise solutions.
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ET. Shortly thereafter, some Vox Media staffers in the union that represents them convened in their internal Slack group.
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Hendricks hit a high drive toward the left-center-field fence, and Agee and Cleon Jones convened on it.
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Convened at Temple, the unique blend of old-school techno with Middle Eastern experimental is B-Drive's house curation.
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The appointment will be made at a supervisory board meeting convened at short notice on Monday, the paper said.
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The foreign ministers of Turkey, Iran and Russia convened a meeting in the Kazakh capital Astana to discuss Syria.
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In a parliament session convened on Saturday, Sandu and the Socialists also signed a declaration calling Moldova a "captured state".
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Officials under former President Barack Obama convened talks on the topic but did not make the progress U.S. airlines expected.
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The FAA has convened a joint review with aviation regulators from China, Europe, Canada, Brazil, Indonesia, Ethiopia and other countries.
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When the surviving Beatles convened to finish off an incomplete John Lennon demo, Lynne was on hand to supervise production.
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It picked up steam during the inauguration when white nationalists convened in Washington, D.C. to celebrate the new Trump presidency.
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So, Zoey ends up picking each of them up throughout the dorm until they're all convened in a campus lounge.
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The White House supported the move and convened a group of officials from several federal agencies to consider its merits.
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Though it was convened to investigate Planned Parenthood, it indicted two members of the group that made the videos instead.
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In response to backlash, YouTube has convened a blue-ribbon commission and appears to be hoping everyone will stop screaming.
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The grand jury convened for Mueller's investigation had met on Thursday — an unusual practice that had preceded an earlier indictment.
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Convened only for the most serious disasters, the panel plans a third set of hearings at a yet unscheduled date.
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What should a federal commission, convened after the coal strike of 1902, recommend to improve relations between businesses and workers?
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The sheikh's lawyers maintained that the committee in question, while having met once, never formally convened and conducted no business.
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Mr. Kozachik convened a meeting last month with representatives from the mosque, the apartment tower, the university and the police.
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China has condemned the attack, while South Korea's National Security Council has convened an emergency meeting to discuss the incident.
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Tesco, Britain's largest supermarket, has convened with its suppliers to examine solutions that may require a design or materials overhaul.
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Lawmakers convened months of hearings in the aftermath of the Equifax breach, repeatedly grilling its top executives for their misdeeds.
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Over the weekend, hundreds of scientists convened at a political rally "to stand up for science" in Boston's Copley Square.
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At the same time the space agency also convened an independent review board to assess the future of the program.
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He was also a vocal member of the House Select Benghazi Committee, a special panel convened to probe the Sept.
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Quartzsite, Arizona, is a natural spot for Wells to hold his annual gathering, which has convened for nine years running.
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Cabinet Secretary P. K. Sinha convened a meeting of the National Crisis Management Committee (NCMC) Monday to review the situation.
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The prince's grandfather King Carl XVI Gustaf announced the newborn's name at a specially convened cabinet meeting on Monday morning.
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The biggest is the Battle of Seattle, the vibrant, vocal antiglobalization protest convened at the city's convention center in 22016.
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Rising bond yields took a pause Wednesday as the Federal Reserve convened for its two-day deliberations on monetary policy.
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State lawmakers felt so strong about this issue that they convened a special session, reportedly at a cost of $42,43.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping convened a military mobilization meeting on Wednesday — the first ever for the entire Chinese armed forces.
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President Ouattara, the defense and interior ministers and the security forces' leadership convened an emergency meeting to discuss the uprising.
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Yes, but: Plenty of task forces and industry groups have convened over the years to discuss various concerns about cybersecurity.
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In recent weeks, legislative working groups convened by Rauner have tried to bridge differences between the governor and top Democrats.
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One would be a grand fiscal bargain modeled on the Base Realignment and Closure Commission convened to close military bases.
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In May, McConnell convened a working group of 13 senators for twice-a-week meetings to discuss a reform plan.
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Last week, some of those lawmakers convened in the governor's office over coffee with Greitens and some of his attorneys.
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Reacting to that account, the I.O.C. called a special meeting of its executive board, which convened by telephone on Tuesday.
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"When I came into this role … [Mattis] had convened a review and that recommendation was brought to me," Shanahan said.
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An estimated 430,000 people participated in Sunday's protest, following a group of two million that convened against extradition in June.
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Stars of The Office convened on Saturday Night Live to badger Steve Carell into agreeing to revive the iconic sitcom.
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Hoping to renew the push for direct talks with the Taliban, Ghani has convened a grand consultative assembly on Monday.
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The state measure passed both chambers of the legislature during a one-day special session convened to address the issue.
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The Army could also have convened a preliminary hearing to determine if there was probable cause to court-martial anyone.
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After lengthy negotiations among Saudi Arabia, Russia, Venezuela and Qatar, which convened the meeting, the talks broke up on Sunday.
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Another thousand convened in the chapel to hear classmates and professors speak from their deepest humanity, without malevolence or duplicity.
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Some convened their own "common law" grand juries and "indicted" officials for ostensibly failing to uphold their oaths of office.
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The episode ultimately led to Blankfein testifying before a Senate subcommittee convened to investigate the origins of the financial crisis.
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SOAR convened its first Innovation Summit here in December 2013, in the middle of a blizzard; 1,700 people showed up.
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The United Nations, in their typical bureaucratic inefficiency, has convened numerous meetings called the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons (CCW).
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In April, the United Nations General Assembly convened a special session on the topic of drugs, where cannabis was discussed.
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The task force convened 21 wide-ranging stakeholders in medical cybersecurity, ranging from device manufacturers to hospitals to consumer advocates.
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This week, the United Nations General Assembly, in an historic session, convened to address the global threat of antimicrobial resistance.
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MIAMI — Sixteen coaches, scouts and executives convened late Thursday afternoon as the Yankees prepared to break camp in Tampa, Fla.
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It was not until December that Texas prosecutors convened a grand jury to look into the circumstances of Bland's death.
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Francis convened two successive assemblies, or synods, of bishops from around the world to examine the challenges facing modern families.
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The 15-member council convened later on Friday behind closed doors to be briefed on the latest developments in Sudan.
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Bezos has also occasionally tangled with Donald Trump — and attended the meeting the then president-elect convened with tech leaders.
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The judge then convened an unusual hearing, questioning the investigators who had interviewed Mr. Brown, as well as his lawyer.
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Instead, OPEC and Russia in early February convened a technical committee that recommended cuts of around 143,000 barrels a day.
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Likewise, the United Nations recently convened a major event in Geneva called the Pledging Conference for the Rohingya Refugee Crisis.
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Soon, CaixaBank convened its board, agreeing on Friday evening to move from Barcelona to Valencia — another city solidly within Spain.
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The debate was so loud that the province convened a commission on the extent to which Quebec should accommodate minorities.
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The specially convened event prompted reports that after months of speculation about his career plans he would announce his retirement.
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Under such a scenario, the Parliament would then be dissolved and new elections convened between 40 and 60 days later.
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Instead, the meeting is being convened by Michael Kratsios, the country's deputy chief technology officer who has ties to Thiel.
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For several years the collective convened semi-regularly at Electric Lady Studios in Manhattan, recording albums now seen as classics.
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In May, the Partnership on AI, WITNESS, and the BBC convened a workshop in London to lay out the problem.
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It also convened forums every two weeks; its last, the 600th, was a theoretical discussion about network effects in economics.
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In 1995, the lead NIDA administrator supervising the ibogaine project, a scientist named Frank Vocci, convened an interdisciplinary review committee.
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Now the book is here, Mr. Wenner does not like it and we have convened a Popcast to discuss it.
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The partisan rift between them has been so great that the assembly has not fully convened for nearly three years.
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This year's United Nations General Assembly convened recently, and as in years past, was addressed by Iranian President Hassan Rouhani.
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Several months later, after a process marred by procedural errors, five different panelists convened to rule on the matter again.
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It has also convened a committee to consider changes to its rules on endorsements, with recommendations are expected this month.
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Zelenskiy has convened a special parliament meeting on Wednesday, which Ukrainian media reported could include discussions on government personnel changes.
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The last time Kelly convened such a meeting, Trump caught word that reporters were nearby and hijacked the meeting himself.
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"I serve as the lead on this," Azar responded, pointing to his role on the president's recently convened task force.
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In 2004, Jobs convened Project Purple, under his supervision and with Ive in charge, to develop a touch-screen device.
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For more than two years, civic groups, school leaders, businesses and others have convened with county officials to chart strategy.
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When the Rangers convened for their pregame meeting, they talked about process but not outcome — they would cherish the moment.
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Just nine months ago, President Obama convened a special leaders summit meeting on refugees during the United Nations General Assembly.
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Mr. Paladino's lawyers disputed that his disclosures were improper, arguing that the closed-door meetings had not been convened correctly.
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"Even the Senate, known for its slow deliberation, has already convened two hearings on the topic this year," Waters said.
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When the Foundation for Defense of Democracies convened 85033 Iran experts recently, they split down the middle on the question.
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Mr. McAuliffe said the Democratic governors had convened a conference call after the election to begin planning for governors' races.
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About 203 owners of tourism businesses convened in a pale-green auditorium with a golden bust of Ho Chi Minh.
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A new Italian parliament needs to be convened by March 23, yet negotiations are likely to drag on beyond then.
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At the end of November, Gaesser convened 75 farm leaders to talk about climate-smart agriculture at Iowa State University.
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Trump convened an opioid commission last year, which introduced its final recommendations on how to curb the epidemic Nov. 1.
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The panel, convened by the Senate Intelligence Committee, included James R. Clapper Jr., the director of national intelligence, and Adm.
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Opposition leaders have convened town-hall-style meetings across Venezuela to build support for their vision of a transitional government.
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A grand jury has been convened and we're told the tape and various witnesses are being presented to the panel.
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WHO convened a meeting on diagnostics in Geneva last week with global public health officials, test makers and funding agencies.
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On a call convened Monday morning, regulators also discussed how they will continue critical operations during the partial government shutdown.
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A group of elite teenage prospects, without much fanfare, had convened for the league's annual Basketball Without Borders Global Camp.
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"Carcinoma Christmas," our scattered family calls these gatherings, convened when disease strikes and we change our holiday plans to reunite.
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This is why we convened this important ministerial and will continue to work with our coalition partners to defeat Daesh.
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UVA students and activists have organized a rally for justice at the campus Rotunda, where last year's torchlit march convened.
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Reportedly, Dimitri Simes — the CEO of the Center for the National Interest, which convened the speech — introduced the two men.
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On August 14, anti-LGBTQ activist Dominic Idio convened the inaugural meeting of Nigeria MassResistance, the group's first African outpost.
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This week, both sides were toing and froing over whether to take part in informal mediation talks convened by the government.
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Regulators slapped the banks with $185 million in fines, Congress convened investigative hearings, and CEO John Stumpf had to step down.
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He convened an economic summit — even televised it, because what American doesn't want to watch to two days of economists talking?
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The commission convened last year by Mayor Levar Stoney had been expected to submit its recommendations for Monument Avenue by Thursday.
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Thirty years ago, President George H.W. Bush and the nation's governors convened in Charlottesville, Virginia, for a two-day education summit.
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For the second year running he convened a "ministerial on religious freedom", an event that is growing in scale and scope.
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Would a Republican-controlled Congress in the 1970s convened and conducted the damaging Watergate hearings looking into the Nixon White House?
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During a hastily-convened news conference at NATO headquarters, the president declared that all was well and he believed in NATO.
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The politics of the image convened around Beyoncé and her videos are really centered on the politics of a heroic individual.
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Already, the South Korean National Security Council has convened a special meeting to discuss the country's security situation after the election.
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Farley convened a November summit on violence in Washington DC, where 20 experts talked about theories of violence and possible solutions.
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Neither side is casting the meeting as a formal summit like the one the two leaders convened last summer in Helsinki.
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BAGHDAD, Aug 27 (Reuters) - Iraqi President Fuad Massoum convened the country's new parliament to convene for its first session on Sept.
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The hearing has been convened to discuss what is being described as "The Encryption Tightrope" — subtitle: "Balancing Americans' Security and Privacy".
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Mr Murren has convened a committee of millennial employees to work out how to keep the business relevant to future generations.
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The cast has already convened for the first time in 15 years for a read-through of the reboot's first episode.
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Since then, the I.R.S. has convened meetings with state tax agencies and major tax preparation software companies to tackle the problem.
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It was just 19963 years ago, in 2001, that the United Nations convened the first High Level Meeting on HIV/AIDS.
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When negotiators convened in 2015, it was clear that the heavy reliance on standardized testing would need to be scaled back.
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Adrienne's grandfather, King Carl XVI Gustaf, announced the newborn princess's name and title at a specially convened cabinet meeting on Monday.
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The International Air Transport Association has also convened a meeting of airlines with grounded 737 MAX jets on Thursday in Montreal.
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All photos by Rocco Avallone This past weekend, the Hundred Waters-curated mini festival FORM Arcosanti convened for its third year.
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In response to Canadian officials' requests, Transpod has convened a working group with transportation officials from the European Union and Canada.
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China Tower won approval from Hong Kong's listing committee, an independent group of market participants convened by the Hong Kong exchange.
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They are convened to add a veneer of intraparty democracy to decisions made beforehand in secret, but those decisions are crucial.
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Following Lamb's victory, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) convened focus groups of voters who had supported both Trump and Lamb.
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"No one gives Venezuela orders, no foreign government," Maduro told a specially convened state security council to analyze the U.S. threats.
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Supporters say the plan, which the Cuomo-convened "Fix NYC" panel is currently considering, would raise billions of dollars for infrastructure.
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Upon notice, Egypt's Central Department of Ports and Antiquities convened a special committee to carefully recover the mummies from the loudspeaker.
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For two weeks this past May, Bayliss, Matimele, and a "dream team" of scientists finally convened in the mountains of Mozambique.
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IN 1946 the government convened a committee to assess the official cost-of-living index, which had been introduced in 1914.
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In May 2012, Cameron convened a meeting of his advisers — at, of all places, a pizza joint in Chicago's O'Hare Airport.
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A grand jury had convened about a week ago to investigate the alleged sex tape Michael Avenatti handed over to authorities.
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He recently convened a meeting in his office with two black economists who have researched issues of racial and class inequality.
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Both Hatch and Thune are part of a 2628-member working group convened by McConnell that is meeting twice a week.
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The special counsel was convened, however to look at Russia's meddling in the 2016 election primarily, and possible collusion secondarily. 29.
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Moderate Senate Republicans and Democrats convened in Susan Collins' office this afternoon in a bipartisan attempt to resolve the government shutdown.
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Anglican primates usually meet every two years, but have not convened since 2011, largely because of an ongoing dispute about homosexuality.
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Seeking to convey momentum in the battle against the ISIS, Obama earlier convened a meeting of his top national security advisers.
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Cable news networks provided live coverage as Obama convened a youth roundtable in Chicago to talk about participation in civic life.
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The academy convened a 20-person committee to update the previous guidelines, issued in 2004, and develop new evidence-based recommendations.
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Places like Lebanon should not have to hold out the begging bowl at hastily convened donor conferences every year or two.
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Luther King, Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy, the Johnson administration convened a National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence.
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In 1959, federal science agencies convened a meeting of top scholars at Woods Hole, in Massachusetts, to brainstorm about possible reforms.
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Gowdy has said the committee's final report is due out this month, more than two years after the panel was convened.
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The council's meetings follow two conferences, convened this spring, at which those who work in the arts discussed increasing orchestras' diversity.
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The chief lobbyist for those companies just convened a press call with reporters in which he said... well, not that much.
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As we consider solutions for a divided America, consider the First Continental Congress that convened for the first time on Sept.
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The Justice Department convened briefings on the confidential source last week, including one for Gowdy and House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes.
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However, the U.S. National Academies have already convened two panels to study these questions and issued a detailed report in 2017.
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Suu Kyi convened a high-level meeting in the capital Naypyitaw to discuss security in Rakhine on Wednesday, state media said.
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At 8 in the morning on Saturday, April 16, Trump's top staff members convened on the fifth floor of Trump Tower.
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Soon after the Gulf war in 1991, President George H W Bush convened a summit of Arabs and Israelis in Madrid.
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Indeed, the same day that Reconstruction debuted, the House Judiciary Committee convened a hearing on the resurgence of white nationalist violence.
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A group of independent experts convened by the agency this spring said there was not enough evidence that it was effective.
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A report released Thursday by a committee convened last year to consider ways the university should address its history with slavery.
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A global idea-exchange could be convened for sharing best practices and lessons learned among countries that are addressing similar challenges.
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In 2014, the White House convened the President's Task Force on 21st Century Policing, which published its report (pdf) last year.
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DiNardo said he has convened the US Conference of Catholic Bishops' executive committee to try to answer that and other questions.
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Zimbabweans were girding themselves for a protracted and bitter impeachment battle as Parliament convened to oust their stubborn leader on Tuesday.
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A month or so after the committee convened, a fully drafted paper appeared by email, but I refused to sign on.
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It's as if YouTube had deliberately engineered a demonstration of one of the big problems the hearing was convened to address.
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That would give rise to the first convention since 1976 in which Republicans convened without already having settled on their nominee.
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Our pledge class of ten convened a night later to begin the "new member process," a two-week, highly secretive ordeal.
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Having convened a panel with not only Ivanka Trump but with Christine Lagarde, head of the International Monetary Fund, and Sen.
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The simmering confirmation process went unremarked at the Supreme Court, which, following longstanding tradition, convened on the first Monday in October.
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Nowhere was that more apparent than at a news conference on Friday convened by Cynthia Nixon, Mr. Cuomo's Democratic primary challenger.
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First convened in 2017 to carry out the president's campaign promises, the immigration working group consists of 20 to 30 officials.
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The indictment alleges crimes between 2012 and 2016, when a grand jury was convened and before President Donald Trump took office.
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For this concert, Mr. Lowe has convened a 13-piece band to honor the heavy influence of John Coltrane's 1960s work.
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Don King, a Navy lawyer serving as the legal adviser to the senior commander who convened the war crimes court-martial.
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Congress convened a Special Subcommittee on the Invasion of Privacy and started hearings into the government's databank proposal in July 1966.
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Ricardo Rosselló convened a meeting of the heads of all the commonwealth and federal law enforcement agencies, who promised a crackdown.
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But last month, Mr. Cuomo said he convened a panel of engineering experts to consider other options for repairing the tunnel.
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House Democrats convened today by conference call, for their first meeting since the release of the special counsel's report last Thursday.
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The Senate convened Friday morning, but no vote had been scheduled on the resolution passed by the House the night before.
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On a conference call convened Sunday night by liberal groups, there was notable anger toward Ms. Klobuchar, according to two participants.
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Mr. Parker, an eminent avant-garde bassist, has convened bands for over two decades under the title In Order to Survive.
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Then, a reckoning followed when a Newark federal grand jury investigation was convened to look into the practice of industry payola.
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In November, U.S. Attorney Andrew Lelling convened a grand jury to investigate corruption connected to the issuance of local cannabis licenses.
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A group of elected officials and community leaders has also been convened to come up with a vision for the area.
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Perhaps this is why Sanders convened a roundtable discussion on Monday with Detroit-based public health officials to discuss the outbreak.
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Under the junta's draft, it was to be the heads of all three branches of power, convened by the Constitutional Court.
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In April, the district convened a hiring committee for the principal position; about half its members were Onondaga, Mr. Belfield said.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe convened an emergency meeting and sent the minister in charge of disaster management to the affected areas.
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During a Republican lunch shortly before the trial convened Tuesday, Ms. Collins stepped forward to express reservations about the time limits.
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Almost 1,000 individuals convened around a shared goal: learning how best to meet the needs of the young people they serve.
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Even after months of delay, when President Trump convened his national security team to complete his Afghanistan strategy, the commander, Gen.
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The session was part of the Athens Democracy Forum, which was convened by The New York Times for the fifth year.
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The government eventually retreated and is believed to have issued an apology when officials convened villagers for their weekly education sessions.
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In response to the demands for change, Francis convened a summit meeting of church leaders in February to address the crisis.
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After the house meeting, several staff members convened to discuss a woman who had left her young daughter behind in Congo.
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Pelosi convened briefings with policy experts in her office and invited members to listen to their concerns, showering them with attention.
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Earlier this summer, the FDA convened tech companies, including Facebook and Google to find ways to curb sales on their sites.
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Kasich convened a group of state leaders in November to come up with policies that would address gun violence in Ohio.
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That includes monitoring a meeting of top-level ruling party officials, which North Korean state media said had convened on Saturday.
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We are convened because Elon Musk, following in the footsteps of American icon Courtney Love, has been sued for Twitter defamation.
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This year, the group convened nearly two dozen farm and commodity associations to try to find common ground on climate issues.
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"The projected target for this year's growth is realistic," Mr. Li said in a report issued on Sunday before lawmakers convened.
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The office also convened a landmark gathering of social science researchers that essentially built the field of access to justice research.
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The 2628th Congress has officially convened and with the Trump inauguration only days away, GOP control of Washington will be complete.
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In short, it relies on a selection commission, convened when a vacancy arises and typically chaired by the Supreme Court's president.
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The report was prepared by the Sustainable Development Solutions Network, an international panel of social scientists convened by the United Nations.
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Mueller convened a grand jury earlier this month as part of his investigation into Russian interference in the U.S. presidential election.
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The bigness invites you in, asks you to hear your way into the room where the album's nine musicians convened. 6.
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A special parliament session convened by President Volodymyr Zelenskiy could lead to a wide-ranging reshuffle of the government on Wednesday.
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In the past, the United Nations Security Council has convened around disease threats, including the HIV AIDS threat back in 2000.
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Although a grand jury convened and witnesses testified for 22016 days, no one was ever charged and the case remains unsolved.
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To smooth things over, Zuckerberg convened a meeting of conservative media figures and eventually significantly reduced the role of human editors.
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Conservative leaders convened later on Sunday to discuss Ms. Nahles' decision and their own record poor showing in the European election.
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Update: This article has been updated to clarify the circumstances around Tiller's trial and the citizen grand juries convened against him.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It's September 21964, 21990, and a group of Fluxus artists has convened in Odense, Denmark.
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A 1965 White House conference convened by President Johnson's citizens committee recommended strip-mining controls, bans on billboards and burying power lines.
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But the vote by the panel convened last October occurred while Brown was unable to attend—a decision Brown contends was intentional.
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And so we've convened a group of researchers to basically continue advising us on whether there's more that we should be doing.
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He convened the meeting a day after being released from a weeklong stay in a hospital where he was treated for pneumonia.
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Nelson convened Senate hearings in January 1970 to investigate the link between pill usage and decrease in libido, depression, and blood clots.
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The Justice Department had notified Tyson (TSN) in April that it convened a grand jury and subpoenaed the company to provide evidence.
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The United Nations has convened talks in Geneva on Thursday, the first effort to negotiate the conflict in more than two years.
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It's not that the panel of eight judges — convened by Chief Justice John Roberts to investigate — didn't think the complaints were serious.
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Two years after JonBenet's killing, with the case not close to being solved, Boulder's district attorney convened a grand jury in 1998.
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Also over the weekend, the royal family convened to celebrate both Easter and the Queen's birthday, but Markle was nowhere in sight.
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Earlier this year, we convened with a similar group to review those guidelines and explore the potential value of an updated version.
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But holding such a meeting, which is normally only convened during times of heavy market volatility, did little to soothe the market.
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This was the first vote the now Democrat-controlled House took in the new Congress, which convened for the first time Thursday.
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In 2018, the Senate Intelligence Committee convened a hearing on election meddling by foreign state-sponsored agents and Google opted not participate.
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The chats, which also revealed discussions about violence, were from a server convened to plan out the Charlottesville "Unite the Right" protests.
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The meeting is convened every three or four years by the United Nations International Telecommunication Union to review and revise radio regulations.
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Instead, funders and fans convened at the Trump International Hotel, where Eric and Lara Trump tweeted a selfie with the hashtag #MuseumOfTheBible.
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In the conservation lab, the convened group was remarking on the differences between two 1512 books, one with a more chemical scent.
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The president of the United States should be convening a meeting, should have convened a meeting with Apple and our security forces.
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And yet he convened the centrist rally with focus and verve, and the effort seemed to win the in-person audience over.
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Grassley didn't mention the sexual assault allegations the committee had convened to consider, and, amazingly, he failed to introduce the witness, Ford.
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A group of government experts convened by the UN has proposed a norm against attacking critical infrastructure, like dams or power grids.
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NASA will livestream the scene at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, where team members have convened for the orbiter's fatal dive.
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To work this out the government convened negotiating groups in five sectors: electric power generation, the built environment, industry, agriculture and transport.
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Obama convened a separate meeting of world powers to take stock of the landmark nuclear pact they negotiated with Iran last July.
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On Monday, Trudeau convened a special meeting of government ministers and officials to discuss the matter, his office said in a statement.
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In 103, the US Department of Energy convened an eclectic panel of experts to design a warning message that would last millennia.
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The Trump administration said that meeting was only convened to discuss issues related to child adoption between Russia and the United States.
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In November, a working group it convened to look at how to collect it securely advised state agencies to hire armoured couriers.
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Mary Fallin convened a council of stakeholders, including state regulators, academics and energy industry representatives, to hash out a plan of action.
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The International Air Transport Association has convened a meeting of airlines with grounded 737 MAX jets for the same day in Montreal.
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Last month, a task force convened by Mr. Cuomo called for state tests not to be used in teacher evaluations until 2019.
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A panel of experts convened by the National Institute of Justice, RTI International and the RAND Corporation recently grappled with these issues.
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The springboard for all this activism was the America First Committee, convened more than a decade before the meeting in Room 21950.
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In the morning, we convened in a bright, airy structure on top of a hill, one side opening directly onto the rainforest.
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It was almost as if a large part of the community had convened in that space and were in solidarity for Mike.
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This was convened to discuss what are, best case, demonstrated lies from the president's team about its contact with a hostile power.
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In Moscow, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov was quoted on Wednesday as saying the ISSG could be convened in the coming weeks.
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His younger sister, Christiana Figueres, led the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, the group that convened the 2015 Paris climate agreement.
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That's because "The Lady" of Myanmar finally took her seat at the head of the country's government when a new parliament convened.
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In 1997, two years after the Million Man March, anywhere from 500,000 to 2 million people convened for the Million Woman March.
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Bridenstine also convened a committee to study ways to commercialize NASA, and even floated the idea of selling naming rights to rockets.
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The meeting - involving governments, industry and civil society - was convened as a first step to drawing up concrete plans on drug pricing.
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The panel was convened under President George H.W. Bush to investigate the fate of U.S. service personnel listed as missing in action.
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This week Kate Clark and Alex Wilhelm convened in the new studio to discuss the biggest venture capital news of the week.
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The move was met with outrage at the United Nations, where diplomats convened Monday for an emergency session of the security council.
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The National Academy of Sciences Engineering and Medicine convened a special committee, which was chaired by Leshner, to perform a consensus study.
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A grand jury convened by Mr. Abelove less than a week after the killing of Mr. Thevenin declined to indict the officer.
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In October, as Thunberg was preparing for the youth climate strike in New York City, ICAO convened its triennial assembly in Montreal.
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The dismissed were coming from town-hall style gatherings, convened to inform fired staff en masse about their benefits and next steps.
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He convened a task force of leaders from across the government, though the group did not hold meetings open to the public.
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To that end, he convened - for the first time in the agency's history - a regular meeting of the leaders of these networks.
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The two chambers convened on a third package on Thursday as well, but have not yet worked out differences in their bills.
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Officials have convened ongoing meetings at the White House over how to interpret the executive order, including on Thursday night and Friday.
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Pierluisi had said his appointment was valid as he was sworn in as secretary of state before the special session was convened.
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When the court convened for the first time in 19373, it had no cases to hear and only two justices in attendance.
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When it convened this week the House demanded a government proposal with fewer ministers, although it backed the U.N. plan in principle.
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Starting in Nevada, the campaign convened groups of women to discuss issues that were important to them, like health care and education.
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Op-Ed Contributors WASHINGTON — Climate negotiators convened in Morocco, this month to discuss how to turn the Paris climate accord into action.
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Maybe the president didn't understand Sheriff Mims' comment and doesn't understand the law that his administration convened the roundtable to complain about.
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In 2009, a collection of astronauts, academics, and aerospace industrialists convened to review NASA's present and future plans for manned space flight.
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The bill passed both chambers of the legislature during a one-day special session convened in Raleigh to address the Charlotte law.
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As we reported last week, Trump recently convened a meeting of tech leaders and his children at Trump Tower in New York.
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At least 175 members attended Obamacare "listening sessions" — which were really detailed policy briefing sessions — convened by House Majority Whip Steve Scalise.
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Hundreds of people convened at Brooklyn's Market Hotel for the meeting, which was had a major focus of repealing the Cabaret Law.
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By the time they got back to base camp, their lunch was almost ready, so they convened in the large dining tent.
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The regulator responsible for U.S. monetary policy convened an event earlier this month to focus on the financial impacts of climate change.
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But its intellectual foundation had been laid earlier, with a 2015 report from a faculty committee, convened by Zimmer, on free expression.
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